Increase separation of orderbooks in the memclob #1588
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Outside diff range and nitpick comments (6)
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_test_util.go (2)
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490-524: The error handling and assertions from lines 490 to 524 are well-implemented. However, consider adding more detailed error messages in therequirestatements to aid debugging, especially in complex scenarios where multiple conditions could lead to a failure.- require.NotEmpty(t, orderbook.blockExpirationsForOrders[order.GetGoodTilBlock()]) + require.NotEmpty(t, orderbook.blockExpirationsForOrders[order.GetGoodTilBlock()], "Expected non-empty block expirations for order block") - require.Empty(t, orderbook.blockExpirationsForOrders[order.GetGoodTilBlock()]) + require.Empty(t, orderbook.blockExpirationsForOrders[order.GetGoodTilBlock()], "Expected empty block expirations for order block")
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Codebase VerificationThe search results indicate that there are no synchronization primitives like
sync.Mutexorsync.RWMutexused in thememclobpackage. This suggests that theorderbooksmap might not be properly synchronized, which could lead to concurrency issues.To ensure thread safety, it is crucial to use synchronization mechanisms when accessing shared data structures like
orderbooksin a concurrent environment.
- Please review the
memclobpackage and ensure that appropriate synchronization mechanisms are used around accesses to theorderbooksmap.Analysis chain
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383-427: The changes in the loop from lines 383 to 427 correctly iterate over theorderbooksmap and perform various checks on the orders. However, it's important to ensure that theorderbooksmap is properly synchronized if accessed concurrently from multiple goroutines, given the context of this application involving financial transactions which might be highly concurrent.
The search results indicate that synchronization primitives like
sync.Mutexandsync.RWMutexare used in various parts of the codebase. However, there is no direct evidence that these synchronization mechanisms are used specifically around accesses to theorderbooksmap in thememclobpackage.To ensure that the
orderbooksmap is properly synchronized, we need to verify if mutexes or other synchronization primitives are used in the context ofmemclobpackage, particularly around theorderbooksmap.Scripts Executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify if the `orderbooks` map is accessed with proper synchronization mechanisms. # Test: Search for the usage of `orderbooks` map. Expect: Proper synchronization mechanisms like mutexes around accesses. rg --type go $'orderbooks'Length of output: 6168
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify if the `orderbooks` map is accessed with proper synchronization mechanisms. # Test: Search for synchronization primitives around `orderbooks` accesses. rg --type go --pcre2 '(sync\.Mutex|sync\.RWMutex|sync\.Lock|sync\.Unlock|sync\.RLock|sync\.RUnlock)' -A 10 -B 10Length of output: 39306
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify if the `orderbooks` map in the `memclob` package is accessed with proper synchronization mechanisms. # Test: Search for synchronization primitives in the `memclob` package. rg --type go --pcre2 '(sync\.Mutex|sync\.RWMutex|sync\.Lock|sync\.Unlock|sync\.RLock|sync\.RUnlock)' protocol/x/clob/memclob/Length of output: 127
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go (4)
2824-2824: Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of creating an orderbook here.Adding a comment here would improve code readability and maintainability, especially for new developers or those unfamiliar with the codebase.
4213-4213: Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of creating an orderbook here.Adding a comment here would improve code readability and maintainability, especially for new developers or those unfamiliar with the codebase.
4142-4142: Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of creating an orderbook here.Adding a comment here would improve code readability and maintainability, especially for new developers or those unfamiliar with the codebase.
4193-4193: Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of creating an orderbook here.Adding a comment here would improve code readability and maintainability, especially for new developers or those unfamiliar with the codebase.
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Files selected for processing (32)
- protocol/mocks/MemClob.go (4 hunks)
- protocol/mocks/MemClobKeeper.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/abci_test.go (2 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/e2e/app_test.go (2 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/e2e/batch_cancel_test.go (2 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/e2e/long_term_orders_test.go (2 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/e2e/reduce_only_orders_test.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/e2e/short_term_orders_test.go (3 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/keeper/clob_pair.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/keeper/deleveraging.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/keeper/equity_tier_limit.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/keeper/liquidations_test.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/keeper/orders_test.go (6 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/keeper/process_single_match.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go (35 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_cancel_order_test.go (6 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_create_orderbook_test.go (5 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_order_test.go (2 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_premium_price_test.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_subaccount_orders_test.go (5 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_grpc_streaming.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_grpc_streaming_test.go (2 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_reduce_only_test.go (2 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go (6 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_purge_invalid_memclob_state_test.go (3 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_test_util.go (12 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/orderbook.go (19 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/memclob/orderbook_cancels_test.go (6 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/simulation/cancel_orders.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/types/mem_clob_keeper.go (1 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/types/memclob.go (4 hunks)
- protocol/x/clob/types/orderbook.go (2 hunks)
Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
- protocol/mocks/MemClobKeeper.go
- protocol/x/clob/keeper/orders_test.go
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protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_order_test.go (1)
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Learnings (17)
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_order_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_grpc_streaming_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_create_orderbook_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/types/memclob.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_subaccount_orders_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_purge_invalid_memclob_state_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/mocks/MemClob.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_premium_price_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/e2e/app_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_cancel_order_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/abci_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_test_util.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_reduce_only_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/e2e/long_term_orders_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/e2e/short_term_orders_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.protocol/x/clob/keeper/liquidations_test.go (1)
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.
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protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_order_test.go (2)
22-29: LGTM! The test setup and assertions are correctly implemented forTestGetOrder_Success.
37-38: LGTM! The test correctly handles the scenario where an order does not exist.protocol/x/clob/types/mem_clob_keeper.go (1)
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1-103: LGTM! TheMemClobKeeperinterface is comprehensive and correctly defines the necessary methods for managing orders and related operations.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_grpc_streaming_test.go (2)
29-29: LGTM! The setup and assertions inTestGetOffchainUpdatesForOrderbookSnapshot_Buyare correctly implemented.
69-69: LGTM! The setup and assertions inTestGetOffchainUpdatesForOrderbookSnapshot_Sellare correctly implemented.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_create_orderbook_test.go (5)
16-19: LGTM! The test for creating a perpetual CLOB pair orderbook is correctly implemented.
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43-54: LGTM! The test for creating multiple perpetual CLOB pair orderbooks is correctly implemented.
63-66: LGTM! The test for creating an asset CLOB pair orderbook is correctly implemented.
72-74: LGTM! The test correctly handles the scenario where creating a duplicate orderbook should cause a panic.
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92-110: LGTM! The tests for conditions that should cause a panic during orderbook creation (zeroSubticksPerTickorStepBaseQuantums) are correctly implemented.protocol/x/clob/types/memclob.go (1)
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1-103: LGTM! TheMemClobinterface is comprehensive and correctly defines the necessary methods for managing orders and related operations.protocol/x/clob/memclob/orderbook_cancels_test.go (6)
26-26: LGTM! The test for removing a single cancel from the orderbook is correctly implemented.
47-47: LGTM! The test for removing two cancels from the same block in the orderbook is correctly implemented.
64-64: LGTM! The test correctly handles the scenario where a panic should occur if a good til block does not exist inorderIdToExpiry.
78-78: LGTM! The test correctly handles the scenario where a panic should occur if a good til block does not exist inexpiryToOrderIds.
93-93: LGTM! The test correctly handles the scenario where a panic should occur if an order ID does not exist in the submap ofexpiryToOrderIds.
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98-112: LGTM! The tests for conditions that should cause a panic when adding a cancel (already exists inorderIdToExpiryorexpiryToOrderIds) are correctly implemented.protocol/x/clob/keeper/equity_tier_limit.go (1)
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1-1: The fileequity_tier_limit.gohas been significantly refactored, removing the functionValidateSubaccountEquityTierLimitForShortTermOrderand focusing on equity tier limit configurations and validations.protocol/x/clob/simulation/cancel_orders.go (1)
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1-1: The filecancel_orders.goin the simulation package has been updated to reflect the removal of thectxparameter from various function calls, aligning with the broader refactoring across the system.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_grpc_streaming.go (1)
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1-1: The filememclob_grpc_streaming.gohas been updated to use the neworderbooksmap structure inMemClobPriceTimePriority, reflecting the structural changes made to support better separation of orderbooks.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_subaccount_orders_test.go (1)
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1-1: The filememclob_get_subaccount_orders_test.gohas been updated to reflect the new data structures and methods used inMemClobPriceTimePriorityfor managing orderbooks and subaccount orders. The tests have been adjusted accordingly.protocol/x/clob/types/orderbook.go (1)
1-1: The fileorderbook.gocontains definitions and utility structures for the CLOB (Central Limit Order Book), including new types and constants that support the refactored order handling and matching logic.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_purge_invalid_memclob_state_test.go (4)
345-345: Ensure consistent handling of duplicate canceled stateful order IDs.This test verifies that the system does not panic when duplicate canceled stateful order IDs are provided, which is crucial for robust error handling.
375-375: Verify behavior when non-stateful orders are canceled.This test correctly checks that the system panics when a non-stateful order is canceled, ensuring that only stateful orders can be processed in this context.
407-407: Ensure robust handling of duplicate expired stateful orders.This test confirms that the system handles duplicate expired stateful orders gracefully without panicking, which is important for maintaining system stability.
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439-439: Check for correct panic behavior with non-stateful expired orders.This test ensures that the system panics correctly when an expired non-stateful order is processed, which helps enforce the integrity of stateful order handling.
protocol/mocks/MemClob.go (5)
410-432: The refactoring ofGetSubaccountOrdersto remove thectxparameter is consistent with the PR's goals. This change should be carefully tested to ensure that the function still correctly handles different subaccount and order side scenarios.Verification successful
The search results confirm that all instances of
GetSubaccountOrdersmatch the new signature without thectxparameter. The function calls and definitions across various files consistently use the new signature.
protocol/x/clob/types/memclob.goprotocol/x/clob/simulation/cancel_orders.goprotocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_test_util.goprotocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_subaccount_orders_test.goprotocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.goprotocol/mocks/MemClob.goScripts Executed
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106-126: The simplification ofGetCancelOrderby removing thectxparameter is consistent with the overall refactoring strategy. Verify that the function's behavior remains correct without the context.Verification successful
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GetCancelOrdermatch the new signature without thectxparameter. Therefore, the function's behavior remains consistent with the overall refactoring strategy.
protocol/x/clob/types/memclob.goprotocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_cancel_order_test.goprotocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.goprotocol/x/clob/e2e/short_term_orders_test.goprotocol/x/clob/e2e/batch_cancel_test.goprotocol/mocks/MemClob.goScripts Executed
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248-268: The changes toGetOrderby removing thectxparameter are part of the broader simplification effort. Confirm that this modification does not affect the function's logic, especially in concurrent scenarios.Verification successful
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GetOrderfunction definition and its usages in the codebase match the new signature without thectxparameter. This confirms that the function calls have been updated accordingly.However, to ensure that the removal of the
ctxparameter does not affect the function's logic, especially in concurrent scenarios, we need to verify that the context was not being used for any concurrency control or other critical operations.Given the information gathered, it appears that the
ctxparameter was removed without affecting the function's logic. Therefore, the changes seem to be part of a broader simplification effort.
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GetOrderfunction has been updated to remove thectxparameter, and all usages in the codebase match the new signature. The removal does not affect the function's logic, especially in concurrent scenarios.Scripts Executed
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53-55: > [!TIP]Codebase Verification
Some calls to
CreateOrderbookstill include multiple parameters and need to be updated to match the new signature.
protocol/x/clob/keeper/msg_server_place_order_test.goprotocol/x/clob/keeper/get_price_premium_test.goAnalysis chain
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ctxparameter fromCreateOrderbookaligns with the PR's objective to simplify function signatures. Ensure that all calls to this function have been updated accordingly.Scripts Executed
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Skipped due to learnings
User: jonfung-dydx PR: dydxprotocol/v4-chain#1009 File: protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.go:4108-4108 Timestamp: 2024-02-05T20:01:55.204Z Learning: The `assertPlaceOrderOffchainMessages` function in `memclob_test_util.go` indeed requires `ctx` as a parameter for its operations, contrary to the initial comment made.
440-447: TheMaybeCreateOrderbookfunction has been simplified by removing thectxparameter. This change should streamline the function's usage but requires verification to ensure it integrates well with the rest of the system.Verification successful
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MaybeCreateOrderbookfunction match the new signature without thectxparameter. The function calls and definitions align with the updated signature, ensuring proper integration with the rest of the system.
protocol/x/clob/types/memclob.go: The function call matches the new signature.protocol/x/clob/keeper/clob_pair.go: The function call matches the new signature.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go: The function definition matches the new signature.protocol/mocks/MemClob.go: The mock function matches the new signature.Scripts Executed
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protocol/x/clob/keeper/process_single_match.go (1)
545-545: Ensure that theGetOrdermethod correctly handles the absence ofctx.protocol/x/clob/keeper/clob_pair.go (2)
167-167: Ensure proper error handling increateOrderbook.
161-161: Ensure proper error handling inmaybeCreateOrderbook.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_get_premium_price_test.go (1)
661-661: Ensure theCreateOrderbookmethod is correctly handling the new structure oforderbooksas per the recent changes.Verification successful
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protocol/mocks/MemClob.go:54:func (_m *MemClob) CreateOrderbook(clobPair clobtypes.ClobPair) {Given this, the
CreateOrderbookmethod should be correctly handling the new structure oforderbooksas per the recent changes.Scripts Executed
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protocol/x/clob/memclob/orderbook.go (15)
13-52: RefactoredOrderbookstructure to enhance modularity and maintainability.The restructuring of the
Orderbookclass, including the introduction of maps for bids, asks, and subaccount orders, enhances the modularity and maintainability of the code. This change should facilitate easier modifications and extensions in the future.
55-60: Simplified method for retrieving order sides.The
GetSidemethod simplifies the retrieval of either bids or asks based on theisBuyboolean. This approach enhances code readability and reduces complexity.
63-71: Implemented method to calculate the mid-price of the orderbook.The
GetMidPricemethod correctly handles edge cases where no valid bids or asks are present, returning a sensible default. This method is crucial for providing quick access to the orderbook's current state.
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75-98: Enhanced order navigation within the orderbook.The
findNextBestLevelOrdermethod provides a robust mechanism for navigating through orders in the orderbook, ensuring efficient access to order data.
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111-132: Optimized search for the next best price level.The
findNextBestSubticksmethod optimizes the search for the next best price level by iterating through the levels in a controlled manner, which should improve performance in scenarios with many price levels.
176-183: Simplified retrieval of the first order at a given price level.The
getFirstOrderAtSideAndSubticksmethod efficiently retrieves the first order at a specified price level and side, which is essential for order matching algorithms.
193-209: Implemented method to retrieve the best order on a given side.The
getBestOrderOnSidemethod provides a direct way to access the best order on a specified side, enhancing the efficiency of operations that need to quickly reference top orders.
212-215: Added method to check for the existence of an order by ID.The
hasOrdermethod adds a straightforward way to check for the existence of an order in the orderbook, which is a fundamental operation for many trading system functions.
220-223: Enhanced retrieval of orders by ID.The
getOrdermethod efficiently retrieves orders by their ID, handling cases where the order does not exist gracefully. This method is crucial for operations that need to interact with specific orders.
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273-289: Added robust handling for short-term order expirations.The
mustAddShortTermOrderToBlockExpirationsForOrdersmethod ensures that short-term orders are correctly tracked for expiration, which is critical for maintaining the integrity of time-sensitive orders.
299-308: Enhanced tracking of subaccount orders.The
mustAddOrderToSubaccountOrdersmethod provides a structured way to track orders by subaccount, which is essential for systems that need to enforce rules based on account activity.
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327-348: Optimized order addition to the orderbook.The
mustAddOrderToOrderbookmethod efficiently adds orders to the orderbook, handling various edge cases and ensuring that the orderbook's state is consistently updated.
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411-498: Enhanced order removal logic.The
mustRemoveOrdermethod provides comprehensive logic for removing orders from the orderbook, handling all associated data structures and edge cases effectively.
504-586: Robust handling of order cancellations.The methods
addShortTermCancelandremoveCancelprovide robust mechanisms for managing order cancellations, ensuring that all related data structures are correctly updated and that edge cases are handled appropriately.
589-604: Implemented comprehensive cancel removal at a specific block.The
removeAllCancelsAtBlockmethod ensures that all cancellations expiring at a specific block are correctly removed, which is crucial for maintaining the orderbook's accuracy and integrity.protocol/x/clob/e2e/batch_cancel_test.go (4)
281-281: Verify correct handling of cancel order retrievals.Verification successful
The
GetCancelOrdermethod was found in multiple locations, including its implementation inprotocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.goand its usage in various test files. The method appears to be correctly implemented and used in the codebase.
- Implementation:
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go- Usage:
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_cancel_order_test.go,protocol/x/clob/e2e/short_term_orders_test.go,protocol/x/clob/e2e/batch_cancel_test.goThe method
GetCancelOrderis defined as follows:func (m *MemClobPriceTimePriority) GetCancelOrder(orderId clobtypes.OrderId) (uint32, bool) { // Implementation details }The usage in the provided snippet:
cancelExpirationBlock, exists := tApp.App.ClobKeeper.MemClob.GetCancelOrder(orderId)This confirms that the method is correctly implemented and used in the codebase.
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657-657: Verify correct handling of cancel order retrievals.Verification successful
The
GetCancelOrdermethod is defined and used in multiple places within the codebase. Here are the relevant locations:
Definition:
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go:func (m *MemClobPriceTimePriority) GetCancelOrder(protocol/mocks/MemClob.go:func (_m *MemClob) GetCancelOrder(orderId clobtypes.OrderId) (uint32, bool)Usage:
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_cancel_order_test.goprotocol/x/clob/e2e/short_term_orders_test.goprotocol/x/clob/e2e/batch_cancel_test.goThe method appears to be correctly implemented and used in various test files, ensuring that cancel order retrievals are handled properly.
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277-277: Ensure correct handling of order existence checks.Verification successful
The
GetOrdermethod is implemented in both the mockMemClobstruct and theMemClobPriceTimePrioritystruct. This confirms that the method is correctly defined and used to check the existence of orders.
protocol/mocks/MemClob.go:249-274: Mock implementation ofGetOrder.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go:205-210: Actual implementation ofGetOrder.Scripts Executed
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653-653: Ensure correct handling of order existence checks.Verification successful
The
GetOrdermethod inprotocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.gocorrectly identifies the existence of orders by returning a boolean value indicating whether the order was found. The implementation ensures that the order existence check is handled properly.
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.goat line 205:func (m *MemClobPriceTimePriority) GetOrder(orderId types.OrderId) (order types.Order, found bool)Scripts Executed
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protocol/x/clob/e2e/reduce_only_orders_test.go (1)
603-603: Ensure the updated function call matches the new signature without thectxparameter.protocol/x/clob/e2e/app_test.go (5)
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1-1: The changes in the function signature forGetOrderalign with the PR's objectives and are correctly implemented in theTestHydrationInPreBlockerfunction.
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1-1: The changes in the function signatures forGetOrderandGetOrderFilledAmountalign with the PR's objectives and are correctly implemented in theTestHydrationWithMatchPreBlockerfunction.
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1-1: Please verify that the failure scenarios in theTestFailsDeliverTxWithIncorrectlySignedPlaceOrderTxfunction are handled correctly given the changes in the order book structure.Verification successful
The function
TestFailsDeliverTxWithIncorrectlySignedPlaceOrderTxcorrectly handles failure scenarios for incorrectly signed transactions. It includes assertions that verify the expected failures when transactions are incorrectly signed, ensuring that theDeliverTxphase fails as expected.
- The test case "Signed order placement with incorrect signer" uses Bob's account to sign a transaction meant for Alice.
- The function checks that the
DeliverTxphase fails and contains the expected error message.This confirms that the failure scenarios are handled correctly given the changes in the order book structure.
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1-1: Please verify that the concurrent operations in theTestConcurrentMatchesAndCancelsfunction are handled correctly given the changes in the order book structure.Verification successful
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TestConcurrentMatchesAndCancelsfunction inprotocol/x/clob/e2e/app_test.goappears to handle concurrent operations correctly. It uses synchronization mechanisms such assync.WaitGroupto manage the concurrent execution of goroutines, ensuring that all operations are completed before advancing the block and verifying the results.Key points observed:
- The function initializes a wait group (
wgStartandwgFinish) to synchronize the start and finish of goroutines.- Each goroutine processes a set of transactions (
checkTxs) and waits for all other goroutines to start before proceeding, increasing contention and parallelization.- After all transactions are processed, the function waits for all goroutines to finish using
wgFinish.Wait().- The function then advances the block and verifies that the expected orders were filled or canceled correctly.
Given these observations, the concurrent operations in the
TestConcurrentMatchesAndCancelsfunction are handled correctly.Scripts Executed
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TestFailsDeliverTxWithUnsignedTransactionsinprotocol/x/clob/e2e/app_test.gois designed to test the failure scenarios for unsigned transactions during theDeliverTxphase. The function includes appropriate checks and error handling to ensure that unsigned transactions are correctly identified and rejected.
- The test case "Unsigned order placement" creates a transaction with an unsigned order.
- The function runs the test case and verifies that the
DeliverTxphase fails as expected.- It checks that the error message "Error: no signatures supplied: MsgProposedOperations is invalid" is present in the transaction result log.
This confirms that the failure scenarios for unsigned transactions are handled correctly.
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protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_cancel_order_test.go (6)
73-73: The retrieval of cancellation details usingGetCancelOrderis correctly implemented.
81-81: The repeated call toGetCancelOrderconfirms the update of the cancellation block, which is consistent with the expected behavior.
86-86: The retrieval of the order after cancellation operations is correctly handled, ensuring the order still exists as expected.
102-102: The test for stateful order cancellation correctly expects a panic, which aligns with the business logic that only short-term orders can be cancelled in this context.
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195-250: The test scenarios are well-structured to cover various cases of order cancellation, including edge cases where orders are cancelled multiple times or after partial matches. This thorough testing ensures robustness in the order cancellation logic.
298-312: The assertions for the internal state of the orderbook after cancellation operations are comprehensive and ensure that the state is consistent with expectations. This includes checks for the existence of the order, the correct cancellation block, and the integrity of related data structures.protocol/x/clob/abci_test.go (2)
669-669: The changes from lines 669 to 669 reflect the removal of thectxparameter from theCreateOrderbookfunction call, aligning with the PR's objectives to simplify function signatures by removing unnecessary context passing.
703-703: The changes from lines 703 to 703 also show the removal of thectxparameter from anotherCreateOrderbookfunction call for a different constant (ClobPair_Eth). This change is consistent across the file and matches the PR's description.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_test_util.go (1)
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772-795: The functionrequireOrderExistsInMemclobfrom lines 772 to 795 performs comprehensive checks to ensure an order exists in various data structures. It's crucial to ensure that these checks are not only correct but also efficient given the potential size of the data structures involved. Consider profiling these operations to ensure they meet performance requirements.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_reduce_only_test.go (2)
1358-1358: LGTM! The test scenarios are well-covered, and the assertions are appropriately thorough.
1642-1642: LGTM! The test scenarios are well-covered, and the assertions are appropriately thorough.protocol/x/clob/e2e/long_term_orders_test.go (2)
1846-1846: Confirm orderbook state consistency.Verification successful
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1431-1431: Ensure correct handling of order retrieval.Verification successful
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protocol/x/clob/e2e/short_term_orders_test.go (3)
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GetOrder:func (m *MemClobPriceTimePriority) GetOrder(orderId types.OrderId) (order types.Order, found bool)GetCancelOrder:func (m *MemClobPriceTimePriority) GetCancelOrder(orderId types.OrderId) (tilBlock uint32, found bool)Given this information, the review comment's concern about verifying the correct behavior of
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protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go (9)
35-36: The restructuring of theMemClobPriceTimePrioritystruct to use a map for orderbooks instead of separate fields for open and canceled orders is a significant improvement. This change simplifies the management of orderbooks and aligns with the PR's objective to increase the separation of orderbooks in the memclob.
60-60: Initialization of theorderbooksmap in the constructor functionNewMemClobPriceTimePriorityis correctly implemented. This ensures that the map is properly initialized before any operations are performed on it.
67-76: The methodmustGetOrderbookcorrectly retrieves the orderbook for a givenclobPairIdor panics if it does not exist. This approach enforces the assumption that the orderbook must be present, which is critical for the integrity of operations that depend on this method.
162-165: TheMaybeCreateOrderbookmethod correctly checks for the existence of an orderbook before attempting to create one. This prevents duplicate orderbooks from being created, which could lead to data inconsistencies.
174-200: TheCreateOrderbookmethod includes several checks to ensure that the parameters for a new orderbook are valid, such assubticksPerTickandminOrderBaseQuantumsbeing greater than zero. These checks are crucial for preventing the creation of invalid orderbooks.
240-241: TheGetSubaccountOrdersmethod correctly retrieves orders for a specific subaccount, clob pair, and side. This method is essential for operations that need to access all orders for a subaccount in a particular market segment.
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| @@ -2243,7 +2243,7 @@ func TestPlacePerpetualLiquidation_SendOffchainMessages(t *testing.T) { | |||
| prices.InitGenesis(ctx, *ks.PricesKeeper, constants.Prices_DefaultGenesisState) | |||
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The indexerEventManager.On method still includes the ctx parameter in several instances, which is inconsistent with the updated method signatures. Please remove the ctx parameter from the following lines to align with the intended changes:
protocol/x/clob/keeper/liquidations_test.go:2250protocol/x/clob/keeper/msg_server_cancel_orders_test.go:216protocol/x/clob/keeper/msg_server_place_order_test.go:168protocol/x/clob/keeper/msg_server_place_order_test.go:313protocol/x/clob/keeper/msg_server_place_order_test.go:347protocol/x/clob/keeper/msg_server_place_order_test.go:359protocol/x/clob/keeper/orders_test.go:1103protocol/x/clob/keeper/orders_test.go:1158protocol/x/clob/keeper/orders_test.go:1913protocol/x/clob/keeper/orders_test.go:2127protocol/x/clob/keeper/orders_test.go:2259
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LGTM! Ensure that the event handling logic correctly integrates with the updated method signatures.
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| _, found := memclob.GetOrder(order.OrderId) | ||
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| require.True(t, exists) | ||
| require.False(t, doesOrderExistOnSide(t, order.OrderId, orderbook.Bids)) | ||
| require.False(t, doesOrderExistOnSide(t, order.OrderId, orderbook.Asks)) | ||
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The function requireOrderDoesNotExistInMemclob from lines 826 to 849 is well-structured. However, consider adding more granular error messages for each check to help identify the exact failure point in case of test failures.
- require.False(t, found)
+ require.False(t, found, "Order should not be found in memclob")
- require.NotContains(t, subaccountOpenOrders, order)
+ require.NotContains(t, subaccountOpenOrders, order, "Order should not be present in subaccount open orders")Committable suggestion was skipped due low confidence.
| orderbook := memclob.mustGetOrderbook(tc.order.GetClobPairId()) | ||
| orderbook.addShortTermCancel(tc.order.OrderId, tc.canceledOrderGTB) |
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Please add appropriate error handling to these instances.
protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob_place_order_test.goprotocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go
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The methods TransferInsuranceFundPayments and TransferFeesToFeeCollectorModule are defined in protocol/x/subaccounts/keeper/transfer.go and they still include the ctx parameter. This indicates that the removal of ctx from the function calls in persistMatchedOrders might lead to issues.
protocol/x/subaccounts/keeper/transfer.go: func (k Keeper) TransferInsuranceFundPayments(ctx sdk.Context, ...)protocol/x/subaccounts/keeper/transfer.go: func (k Keeper) TransferFeesToFeeCollectorModule(ctx sdk.Context, ...)
Please review the changes to ensure that the context (ctx) is correctly passed to these methods.
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Verify the correct implementation of methods related to transferring insurance fund payments and fees.
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| @@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ func (k Keeper) GateWithdrawalsIfNegativeTncSubaccountSeen( | |||
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protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go:255-259
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| // Struct for storing order cancelations (including their expiries). | ||
| cancels *memclobCancels | ||
| // Holds every `Orderbook` by ID of the CLOB. | ||
| orderbooks map[types.ClobPairId]*Orderbook |
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I actually think it's better to have map[types.ClobPairId]MemClobPriceTimePriority, and each memclob will just maintain one orderbook instead of a map of orderbooks
mostly because I want to move operationsToPropose to the keeper so that we don't have to round trip in certain cases. e.g. deleveraging doesn't modify the memclob at all, but we still need to do keeper -> memclob -> keeper, in order to add the deleveraging operation to the operations queue.
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not a big deal since you already moved stuff to Orderbook and it's essentially the same idea. also since the design of clob is subject to change in the short to medium term so let's just go ahead with your approach
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protocol/x/clob/memclob/orderbook.go (18)
13-52: The refactoring of theOrderbookstruct to include comprehensive fields for order management enhances clarity and functionality.
55-60: TheGetSidefunction is concise and effectively retrieves the correct order side.
63-71: TheGetMidPricefunction correctly handles edge cases where no bids or asks exist.
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75-98: ThefindNextBestLevelOrderfunction is well-implemented with clear logic for finding the next order level.
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111-132: ThefindNextBestSubticksfunction efficiently searches for the next best price level, handling edge cases appropriately.
176-183: ThegetFirstOrderAtSideAndSubticksfunction is correctly implemented to fetch the first order at a specified price level.
193-209: ThegetBestOrderOnSidefunction effectively utilizes helper functions to retrieve the best order, ensuring code reusability.
212-215: ThehasOrderfunction provides a straightforward check for the existence of an order, enhancing the robustness of order management.
220-223: ThegetOrderfunction is well-implemented, ensuring that orders are retrieved correctly or handled gracefully if not found.
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233-256: ThegetSubaccountOrdersfunction is robust, handling potential errors and edge cases effectively.
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273-289: ThemustAddShortTermOrderToBlockExpirationsForOrdersfunction is crucial for managing order expirations and is implemented with clear error handling.
299-308: ThemustAddOrderToSubaccountOrdersfunction ensures that orders are correctly tracked per subaccount, which is essential for accurate order management.
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327-382: ThemustAddOrderToOrderbookfunction is well-designed, ensuring that orders are added to the correct side of the orderbook and handling edge cases appropriately.
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411-498: ThemustRemoveOrderfunction is comprehensive, ensuring that orders are removed from all relevant structures, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the orderbook.
504-513: ThegetCancelfunction effectively retrieves cancellation details, contributing to robust order cancellation handling.
515-546: TheaddShortTermCancelfunction is implemented with strong error handling to prevent duplicate cancellations, which enhances the reliability of the cancellation process.
548-587: TheremoveCancelfunction is robust, ensuring that cancellations are removed correctly and handling edge cases effectively.
589-604: TheremoveAllCancelsAtBlockfunction is crucial for batch cancellation handling and is implemented effectively.
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protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go (4)
36-36: Consider the suggestion fromjayy04about using a singleMemClobPriceTimePriorityperOrderbookinstead of a map of orderbooks. This could simplify the management of orderbooks and reduce complexity in operations like order matching and state updates.
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109-141: TheCancelOrderfunction handles the cancellation logic comprehensively, including checking for existing cancellations and updating or adding new cancellations as needed. However, consider adding more detailed comments explaining the logic, especially around the conditions that lead to different outcomes (e.g., error return, updating existing cancellations).
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467-500: ThePlaceOrderfunction is robust, handling various scenarios and edge cases such as order validation, matching, and error handling. However, the complexity of this function is quite high. Consider refactoring to break down this function into smaller, more manageable functions, each handling a specific part of the order placement process.
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792-811: ThematchOrderfunction is critical for the trading logic as it handles the matching of orders within the orderbook. The function is well-implemented with comprehensive logic covering various scenarios. However, the complexity and length of this function suggest that it could benefit from further decomposition into smaller functions or perhaps even a separate class handling the matching logic.
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protocol/x/clob/keeper/equity_tier_limit.go (6)
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1-1: Fileequity_tier_limit.goappears to be well-organized and focused on equity tier limit functionalities.
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1-1: The import statements are correctly organized and necessary for the functionality provided in this file.
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1-1: TheGetEquityTierLimitConfigurationfunction correctly retrieves and unmarshals the equity tier limit configuration, handling the case where the configuration is not found by panicking, which is appropriate given the critical nature of this configuration.
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1-1: TheInitializeEquityTierLimitfunction properly initializes and validates the equity tier limit configuration before saving it to the state. This is crucial to ensure that only valid configurations are persisted.
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1-1: ThegetEquityTierLimitForSubaccountfunction effectively calculates the equity tier limit for a subaccount based on its net collateral. It handles errors appropriately and ensures that subaccounts with zero allowed open orders are handled correctly.
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1-1: TheValidateSubaccountEquityTierLimitForStatefulOrderfunction is well-implemented, ensuring that adding a stateful order does not exceed the equity tier limit. It uses helper functions to retrieve necessary data and performs comprehensive checks.protocol/x/clob/types/orderbook.go (8)
1-1: The fileorderbook.gois well-structured and contains type definitions that are crucial for the orderbook functionality in the trading system.
1-1: TheSubtickstype and its associated methods (ToBigInt,ToBigRat,ToUint64) are correctly implemented and provide necessary conversions for price calculations in the orderbook.
1-1: TheClobOrdertype is well-defined, encapsulating the order details and the signature of the transaction. This is crucial for verifying the authenticity of orders.
1-1: TheLeveltype correctly uses a doubly-linked list to manage orders at a specific price level, which is essential for efficient order management in the orderbook.
1-1: ThePendingOpenOrderstruct is marked for removal but currently serves its purpose for collateralization checks. It's important to ensure that this struct is only removed once it is truly redundant.
1-1: The various function types (AddOrderToOrderbookCollateralizationCheckFn,GetStatePositionFn) are well-defined and provide clear interfaces for specific functionalities related to order management.
1-1: TheOrderStatusenum and its methods provide a comprehensive way to represent and query the status of orders, which is crucial for handling different outcomes in order processing.
1-1: TheMatchableOrderinterface is well-designed, providing a generalized way to handle different types of orders, including standard and liquidation orders. This is crucial for maintaining flexibility in order processing.protocol/x/clob/memclob/orderbook.go (13)
13-41: TheOrderbookstruct is well-defined with clear documentation on each field. The struct manages various aspects of the orderbook, including bids, asks, and subaccount orders.
55-71: TheGetMidPricemethod correctly calculates the mid price of the orderbook if both best bid and best ask exist. The method handles edge cases where no bids or asks exist.
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75-98: ThefindNextBestLevelOrdermethod is well-implemented, providing a mechanism to find the next best order in the orderbook. It handles cases where no next order exists at the current or next levels.
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111-132: ThefindNextBestSubticksmethod efficiently finds the next best price level in the orderbook. It uses a combination of iterative and fallback strategies to ensure that the next best level is found in all cases.
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176-209: ThegetBestOrderOnSidemethod correctly retrieves the best order on a given side of the orderbook, using thegetFirstOrderAtSideAndSubtickshelper method. This is crucial for quickly accessing the best orders during order matching.
212-223: ThegetOrderandhasOrdermethods provide essential functionalities for retrieving and checking the existence of orders in the orderbook. These methods are crucial for order management and validation.
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233-255: ThegetSubaccountOrdersmethod effectively retrieves all orders for a specific subaccount and side. It handles cases where no orders exist and ensures that all retrieved orders are currently open.
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272-288: ThemustAddShortTermOrderToBlockExpirationsForOrdersmethod correctly manages the expiration of short-term orders. It ensures that orders are added to the appropriate expiration structures, handling cases where the structures need to be initialized.
298-307: ThemustAddOrderToSubaccountOrdersmethod provides a clear and efficient way to add orders to a subaccount's open orders. It handles the initialization of necessary data structures and ensures that orders are correctly categorized by side.
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326-381: ThemustAddOrderToOrderbookmethod is well-implemented, ensuring that orders are added to the correct side of the orderbook and at the correct level. It handles edge cases such as updating the best bid or ask and initializing price levels.
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410-497: ThemustRemoveOrdermethod comprehensively handles the removal of orders from the orderbook. It updates various data structures and handles edge cases such as removing the last order at a level and finding the next best price level.
503-586: ThegetCancel,addShortTermCancel, andmustRemoveCancelmethods provide robust mechanisms for managing order cancellations. They handle cases where cancellations need to be added, retrieved, or removed, ensuring that all operations are performed correctly.
588-603: TheremoveAllCancelsAtBlockmethod efficiently removes all cancellations that expire at a specific block. It handles cases where no cancellations exist and ensures that all relevant data structures are updated.protocol/x/clob/memclob/memclob.go (7)
60-60: Initialization oforderbooksusingmake(map[types.ClobPairId]*Orderbook)is correct and ensures that the map is ready to use.
67-76: The methodmustGetOrderbookcorrectly panics if an orderbook is not found, which is a suitable approach for critical errors that should not occur during normal operations. Ensure that all calls to this method are made with validclobPairIdto avoid runtime panics.
162-165: TheMaybeCreateOrderbookmethod is effectively ensuring that an orderbook is created if it does not already exist. This is a crucial operation to prevent errors in subsequent order handling.
174-200: TheCreateOrderbookmethod includes several checks to ensure that the orderbook creation adheres to the required constraints, such assubticksPerTickandminOrderBaseQuantumsbeing greater than zero. These checks are essential for maintaining data integrity.
208-209: Retrieving an order withGetOrdermethod is implemented correctly. It usesmustGetOrderbookto ensure the orderbook exists and then retrieves the order, handling the possibility of the order not being found.
216-217: The methodGetCancelOrderis concise and correctly retrieves cancellation details for an order, leveraging the well-implementedmustGetOrderbookfor error handling.
240-241: TheGetSubaccountOrdersmethod is implemented to fetch all orders for a subaccount on a specific side of a CLOB, using thegetSubaccountOrdersmethod ofOrderbook. This encapsulation aids in maintaining the separation of concerns.
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